A synchronous state machine has two inputs (X1 and X2) and two outputs(Z1 and Z2). The inputs represent a 2-bit binary number (N). If the presentvalue of (N) plus the previous value of (N) is greater than (2), then (Z1=1). Ifthe present value of (N) times the previous value of (N) is greater than (2),then (22-1). Otherwise, (ZIZ2=00). When the first pair of inputs isreceived, use (0) as the previous value of (N). The circuit of the* .aforementioned state machine includes . AND-gatesDigital systems course.Please I hope your answeris correct please2 06 O

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(Z1 and Z2). The inputs represent a 2-bit binary number (N). If the present value of (N) plus the previous value of (N) is greater than (2), then (Z1=1). If the present value of (N) times the previous value of (N) is greater than (2), then (Z2=1). Otherwise, (Z1Z2=00). When the first pair of inputs is received, use (0) as the previous value of (N). The circuit of the *.aforementioned state machine includes . AND-gates

(Z1 and Z2). The inputs represent a 2-bit binary number (N). If the present value of (N) plus the previous value of (N) is greater than (2), then (Z1=1). If the present value of (N) times the previous value of (N) is greater than (2), then (Z2=1). Otherwise, (Z1Z2=00). When the first pair of inputs is received, use (0) as the previous value of (N). The circuit of the *.aforementioned state machine includes . AND-gates

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